[vsnet-outburst 2148] Re: [vsnet-campaign-dn 738] QW Ser outburst fading, but relatively slowly

[Rudolf Novak <novak@hvezdarna.cz>]

Dear colleagues,

finally I have a minute to reduce my dataset on QW Ser which I observed 
using 60cm Newton with I band. The star was observed for 3 hours and 
only linear fading modulated by some flickering was observed. Maybe this 
is only a normal outburst but anyway I don't know when was last 
superoutburst and how supercycle aprox. long is so i don't know the 
nature yet. Maybe more observation will help (but personaly I think it 
should be more interesting to switch to another outbursting systyem, 
such as AY Lyr which is covered here :)

With best regards

Rudolf


> QW Ser outburst fading, but relatively slowly
> 
>   Fading slow for a normal outburst.  Has anyone detected superhumps?
> 
>   YYYYMMDD(UT)   mag  observer
>   20010428.308  <144  (M. Simonsen)
>   20010428.972  <151  (M. Reszelski)
>   20010429.181  <144  (M. Simonsen)
>   20010429.628   147  (R. Stubbings)
>   20010429.644   147  (R. Stubbings)
>   20010429.979   132  (P. A. Dubovsky)
>   20010430.050   133  (M. Reszelski)
>   20010430.562   132  (R. Stubbings)
>   20010501.064   136  (M. Reszelski)
>   20010501.598   140  (R. Stubbings)
>   20010501.885   140  (M. Reszelski)
>   20010501.967   141  (P. A. Dubovsky)
> 
> 
>

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